so where were the old favorite taverns that you guys used to drink beer at ??
taverns, where us old guys used to drink ??
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Heidis at 185th and Farmington.
The Hunt and Fish in Beaverton.
The Lariat in Aloha.
The place at 198th and TV Hwy which is now some resturant.
Stars in Beaverton used to be the ????? with lots of pool tables.
Who remembers The Green Meadows in Beaverton near Nike???
Scary biker place used to be next to the Aloha Theater on TV Hwy.
The Hunt and Fish in Beaverton.
The Lariat in Aloha.
The place at 198th and TV Hwy which is now some resturant.
Stars in Beaverton used to be the ????? with lots of pool tables.
Who remembers The Green Meadows in Beaverton near Nike???
Scary biker place used to be next to the Aloha Theater on TV Hwy.
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Was owned by Dave Richtenstein - Had a 6ft 2in blonde bartender named Cheryl and a 400 lb Indian named Francis that was the handy man. One of the first "sports bars".
Nope - Never been there.
Ahhh! the Hunt & Fight. Want to let out some aggression? This was the place to do it. Lots of pool cues being swung. Nope - Never been there.
Another tough place. Its a Plaid Pantry now. I used to have a key to the Lariat so I could deliver beer in the morning before the owner got there. Walked in one morning and there was Pam the night bartender, lets just say "rolling around" on the pool table with some dude that must have closed the place down the night before. Wasn't a pretty sight to see that heavy weight main event going on. Nope - Never been there
The Shack - Owned by Al Van Beveren. His kids still have it and run it as a nice restaurant. Back in the day this where all the beer drivers met up to balance our books :cheers: before taking our trucks back to the shop for the evening. Nope - Never been there.
Jekyll & Hyde's - Great place to "cut one from the herd" on a Friday evening. Nope - Never been there
I do ! It was a dump of a cocktail bar but was frequented by some of the cities most powerful lawyers and judges. Nope - Never been there
Can't remember the name. It will come to me. Owners name was Gloria and she lived in the attached apartment. You wore your colors in here or you didn't last long. Place was greasy! Nope - Never been there.
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Faucet - Played City league football for them and the Golden Garter in the late 70's. It was a tough cmpetative game back then where bar owners actually recruited players so they would win city championships and have bragging rights and display trophies on the back bar..
The Faucet was also known for thier turtle races and 5 cent Fallstaff beers.
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The Blind Onion 34 th and SE Broadway dime 12 oz mugs on Friday night
4-5:30 . Eat your hearts out you young bucks!!!!!!!
4-5:30 . Eat your hearts out you young bucks!!!!!!!
The place at 198th and TV Hwy which is now some resturant
Not 198th next road west was the Shack
Green Meadows, yahhhhhhh
assout: ouzo or something like thatThe Lariat as long as you could get along with Pam
Then there was always and still is Montys and the Greek Village
I drank a life time of beer in just a few short years.
The frameing days; work hard and then go to the Tavern.
I just went back and read Pearls account of these fine establishments, a great description of them all except the Lariat. There were some talented pool players including Papa Hog. Ken was always in the top few.
Does any one remember the one Canyon across from the old Carr Chevrolet?
No way!!!!!!!!!:cheers:
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Oh man, I must have met troutinator in the past at the Woody, Murphs or the Peacock. send me a PM and we can compare notes. On a side note, When Tom owned the Peacock Tavern in Corvallis, they had the best burger in town. A real drip down your elbows kind.
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The Log Cabin in Yamhill. Also the Tolo Tavern near Gold Hill.
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This was in the early 60's when beer was cheap. And so was gas .25/gal.
You and your car could fill up for $5.
Back in the day, meaning the 60's. The Steinhaus, Wursthaus, Cheerful Tortoise, Carriage Trade Inn and the Ink Spot. On the north side, The Barn, Twilight Room, Mocks Crest Tavern, Postmouth Club and The Hearth.
As for bars and dance joints, The Longhorn (in Parkrose), Taylors Viewpoint, The Palm Gardens and The Chase.
There were others but you know.. CRS (Cant Remember Stuff).
As for bars and dance joints, The Longhorn (in Parkrose), Taylors Viewpoint, The Palm Gardens and The Chase.
There were others but you know.. CRS (Cant Remember Stuff).
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Log Cabin was in Carlton if memory serves me correct. Burnt down quite a few years ago. Beer cooler where they stored the kegs was in an old bank vault.
Went in to the office to get paid one time after making a delivery and the gal that owned the joint must have had 5 lbs of pot on her desk weighing it into baggies.
Couldn't get out of there fast enough.
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I think I have a good story about the H&F but the brain cells I have left tell me it's probably not suitable. :noway:
Yes, The Shack!
How bout The Lower in N Plains? :cheers:
Eugene - 65 - 66 The Pad, Tino's Pizza, and some CW bar in Springfield with sawdust on the floor. (And Snappy's for a 2:30am breakfast) :help:
And then there was the El Tropicana, Pauline's, Sphinx, and a whole bunch of others in 'Longopo City, RP :yay:
Yes, The Shack!
How bout The Lower in N Plains? :cheers:
Eugene - 65 - 66 The Pad, Tino's Pizza, and some CW bar in Springfield with sawdust on the floor. (And Snappy's for a 2:30am breakfast) :help:
And then there was the El Tropicana, Pauline's, Sphinx, and a whole bunch of others in 'Longopo City, RP :yay:
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Mel's Keg and Cork, Spanish Inn.
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Open Seas in Lake Oswego. Wednesday was dimers night. 10 beers for a buck!:meme:
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